
Pebbles, Vol.2 (CD) Tracklist: 1. The Satans - Makin' Deals 2. The Moving Sidewalks - 99Th Floor 3. Sons Of Adam - Feathered Fish 4. The Electric Prunes - Vox Wah Wah Commercial 5. Road - You Rub Me The Wrong Way 6. The Lyrics - So What! 7. The Buddhas - Lost Innocence 8. The Zakary Thaks - Bad Girl 9. The Green Fuz (Randy Alvey &) - Green Fuz 10. Little Boy Blues - I Can Only Give You Everything 11. The Dovers - She's Gone 12. Phil & The Frantics - I Must Run 13. The Dovers - What Am I Going To Do 14. The Choir - It's Cold Outside 15. Bobby Fuller - Wine Wine Wine 16. The Choir - I'm Going Home 17. The Avengers - Be A Caveman 18. The Mark Iv - Don't Want Your Lovin' 19. Satan & The D-Men - She'll Lie 20. The Undesyded - Freedom Of Love 21. Quid? - Crazy Things Released: 1979 (LP) 1992 (CD) Recorded: Mid-1960s Genre: Garage rock, Psychedelic rock Label: BFD Records AIP Records This was the first new Pebbles album that was released on BFD Records, in 1979. AIP Records kept the LP in print for many years. AIP Records issued this volume in CD format in 1992. Although having a different cover, the two formats are largely the same album and even have similar catalogue numbers. Two box sets of the first five volumes of the Pebbles series have also been released, the Pebbles Box on LP (in 1987) and the Trash Box on CD (in 2004). When AIP Records issued the early volumes of CDs, they omitted some tracks from the corresponding LP for the stated reason that they were already widely available in other anthologies. As on Pebbles, Volume 1, the song by the Squires[disambiguation needed], "Go Ahead", is omitted from the CD, as is the final song on the LP, a Bo Diddley cover song by the Litter, who had the lead track on Volume 1. (However, the song was included on one of the ESD Records Pebbles CD's, Pebbles, Volume 3). All of the other tracks on the LP are included on the CD, although the two songs by the Dovers are swapped, and the Bobby Fuller song has been slightly re-attributed. This album includes a song by The Moving Sidewalks; Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top was a member of this band. The first track, by the Satans has the same theme and even some of the same lyrics -- e.g., "Can you guess my name?" -- as the Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil" that was released several years later. Three of the core members of The Choir later formed Raspberries, with Eric Carmen as the lead vocalist; a second song by this band is included as a bonus track on the CD. Bobby Fuller later had a US hit as the Bobby Fuller Four, with "I Fought the Law (but the Law Won)". "Feathered Fish" was written by Arthur Lee. The band The Sons of Adam included Michael Stuart, who went on to join Lee in Love. An earlier line-up also included Randy Holden, later of Blue Cheer. As on Pebbles, Volume 1, Pebbles, Volume 2 includes a curiosity featuring a well-known band: in this case, a genuine radio commercial with the Electric Prunes supplying a demonstration.